People Chapter 1 Flashcards

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powerful banking family that ruled Florence during the Renaissance, had branch offices throughout Italy and the major cities of Europe

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Medici Family

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weathiest European of his time, dictator of Florence, used banking powers to hold office

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Cosimo Medici

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ruled as dictator made it look like an elected gov.

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Lorenzo the Magnificent (de Medici)

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looked down on the art and literature in the middle ages

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Renaissance scholars (in general)

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5
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inspiration from Rome

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italian scholars

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studied ancient latin manuscripts

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western scholars

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from constantinple, fled to rome with greek manuscripts when the turks conquered constantinople

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christian scholars

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wrote the Courtier that taught how to be a Renaissance Man

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Baldassare Castiglione

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made artsists build a famous art collection, skilled in politics,in the ruling family of Ferrara, patron of art

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Isabella d’Este

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scluptor, poet, architect and painter; used realistic style

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Michelangelo Buonarroti

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relaistic style that revealed the personality; made the statue of David in the late 1460s, frist European sculptor of a free standing nude since ancient times

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Donatello

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discovered things in science to make his paintings more realistic, was a painter, sculptor, inventor and scientist, Mona Lisa and Last Supper, famous paintings

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Leonardo DeVinci

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studied Michelangelo and Leonardos works, favorite subject was the mondana and child using gentle and calm expresstions, famous for persepctive; filled pope julias the II library with painitngs- most famous one school of athens,

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Raphael Sanzio

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14
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frist women artist to gain international reputation

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Sofonisba Anguissola

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15
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trained with father and painted strong heroic women

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Artemisia GENTILESCHI

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16
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wrote in Vernacular language

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Dante

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17
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earliest most fluential humanists; wrote sonets

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Franseco Patriarch

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wrote Decameron-series of realistic, sometimes off color stories, presents tragic nd common views of life

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Geovanni Boccacio

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exchanged sonets with michelangelo and helped Castiglione with the Courtier

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Vittoria Colonna

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20
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german artist who movd to italy to study in 1494 once he came back to germnay made wood cuts and engravings that portrayed relogious subject, classical myths, or realitic landscapes

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Albrecht Durer

21
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inspired by duerer, painted portraits that were phootgraphic and detailed, moved to england where he painted King Henry VIII

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Hans Holbein the younger

22
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created subtle colors in clothing and jewels in oil paintings- CREATED NEW TECHNIQUES IN OIL PAINTINGS

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Jan van Eyck

23
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skillful in portraying large numbers of people, pianted seens from everyday peasant life used rich colors vivid colors balanced use of spce

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Pieter Bruegel the elder

24
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Wrote the priase of folly

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Desiderius Erasmus

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wrote Eutopia means no place about an imaginary land
thomas more
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frist women to earn a living as a writer, wrote the book of the city of ladies
Christine DePizan
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well educated queen, patron
Queen Elizabeth I
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know luther!!!!!
Martin Luther
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sold indulgences
Johann Tetzel
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excumunicated for luther in 1520
Pope Leo X
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put luther to trial, issued an imperial order- edict of worms which sid that luther was an outlaw and heretic went to war agiants the protestant princess result was the peace of augsburg
Holy Roman Emperor Charles V
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disobeyed charles and sheltered luther in his castle
Prince Fredrick the wise of Saxon
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creates the anglican church out of greed
King Henry VIII
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henrys wife, had a daughter mary, divorced
Cathrine of Aragon
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henrys second marriage has a daughter elizabeth, was beheaded
Anne Boleyn
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thrird wife, had son edward, but she died 2 weeks late
Jane Seymour
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Janes son ruled at 9 years old, got sick, stopped ruling at the age of 16
King Edward VI
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daughter of Cathrine, ruled after Edward, was catholic- supported the pope and executed protestants
mary
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anes daughter know page 60 on her!!!!!
elizbeth
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attacked abuses on the catholic church, protestant, died in the war
Huldrych Zwingli
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published Institutes of the Christian Religion, started the doctrine of predestination, created calvinsim, believes in theocracy, took over Geneva
John Calvin
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inspired by cavinism created presbyterians
John Knox
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calvins followers, violence with catholics, catholics killed 12000 of them
Higuenots
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protected calvin when he was in france
Marguerite of Navarre
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spoke out against a minister
Katherina Zell
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luthers wife, wanted more equal role in marriage for all women
Katherina von Bora
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wrote spiritual exercises, created the jesuits
Ignatious of Loyola
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Started council of trent
Paul III
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index of forbidden books , venice burned 12000 books in 1 day
Paul IIII